I wonder if anyone could help me with some pictures of the Stryker interior? Are about to start building my AFV Stryker with BlackDog interior and could use some help on how to paint things.

So images, or information on where I can find them is greatly appreciated!

Thomas

Thomas, send me e-mail.
Miloslav

After seeing some interior pictures now, I have a question. The interior should be painted white, but what I can't really make up from the pictures in whether it should be a high gloss white or a semi-gloss white?

Thomas,
Most, if not all US armored vehicles that have a white interior are painted with high gloss paint. The paint will wear/ become matte with exposure to the environment, lubricants, dirt and soldier contact .

John

Though I got a lot of great pictures from Miloslav, I still could use some more if anyone can help. Have lots of picture of the crew compartment, but non of the drivers compartment, and that's the part of the interior that I intend to start with, so is there someone that could help? I would be really thankful!

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HTH

Frenchy

That was very helpful, finally I can get things started!

I'm still looking for some pics of the Squad Leader station of the RV version, any help???

Sorry for bringing up an ancient thread again, but I was finally about to (re)start the project, and I can't find the pictures I got last time. Neither the mails I got the pictures in originally or the pictures themself... So, if anyone can help me again I would be most thankful!

Found an image for the TACP Stryker for those interested in doing the AFV Club kit in this manner.
http://www.af.mil/News/Photos.aspx?igphoto=2000583059
Outside of my personal photos, which I do NOT have permission to post online (yet), this will give you best look at the back half of the CV where it differs from the M1126. Mainly, those seats on the right side come over inboard toward the center. When I was looking at my Blackdog interior, I already see where I have to scoot those over. A lot of floor detail would be hidden by Kevlar blankets we had spread out on the floor (black mats about an 1" thick or so).